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Although it might be annoying, he's trying something. See the silver lining in that. Take care of yourself OP, he cares about you.
Like #4, he's just probably trying to make her laugh or smile.
Tell him it doesn't help. Things will get better, Op!
I see a lot of people commenting and saying that he's trying to help, but people need to realize that treating people with mental illness like children is disgusting and makes it 10x worse. It's not cute, and if you were sad, beat down, and suffering would you like it if someone talked to you like that?
15, I think you're blowing it out of proportion. It's not like op's dad is being condescending or trying to hurt her feelings. Theres a chance he doesn't even realize the voice change when he talks to her, but is merely trying to be as sensitive and understanding as possible & trying to make her feel calm; he may not even know he's doing it. I don't think you can blame anyone for how they try and "help" others, especially if they're uneducated about the issue. At least they're trying to help. Op: if it really bothers you you're best to explain to your dad that the change in his voice when he talks to you is not helping. Then tell him the things he can do that will help. He's probably trying to make you feel calm and wants to come across as disarming. I give him credit for trying to understand. Watching your kid suffer and not be able to help is horrifying for a parent. Try to remember that although you are suffering, your family and friends are also suffering in a different way by watching but being unable to do anything. *this comes from someone you has suffered through depression and come out through the other side, as well as currently dealing with other health issues/chronic sickness
prefer gollum voice?
He could just be a dick,And tell you get over it...It can be worse OP
Rating for good intentions 100% ratings for execution 52% final score A+ father
Umm more like a father grade of C-. No one wants to be belittled by their own parents.
When you're rating somebody's effort, you can rate them on how successful they were in trying to help you or you can rate them on their intent and desire to help you. The father's desire to help his son was very clear it is his execution and understanding of the problem that was lacking. There's a lot of people out there that think you can address depression through humor if you make them laugh they stop being depressed. His knowledge of the problem was lacking. But he truly tried to help
The person who wrote this FML was a girl you genius
I'm sure he didn't mean to sound demeaning. Really depends on what he said.
I think he's trying to cheer you up, but tell him to stop if it's not helping!
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At least he is trying to help. There are far too many parents out there who don't care at all.
Everyone tries to help out in different ways, some people don't know how to deal with certain situations and maybe that's just his attempt at trying to help. Just let him know that's not the way to do it and I'm sure he'll understand and stop.